Officials with the National Weather Service said Thursday, and tornado with peak winds of 84 miles per hour struck in Guthrie County, at around 3-p.m., Wednesday. In their preliminary damage survey report, the Weather Service said the EF-0 tornado cut a path about 3.2-miles long, and 50 yards wide. It started over Lake Panorama, or 3.9-miles northwest of Panora, and ended 1.8-miles southwest of Yale. The weak twister caused minimal damage, mainly to trees. Little or no damage was reported to structures along the path.